Dr. Claire Brady Featured on October Episode of the “InforMaven AI Update” Podcast

InforMaven AI Update, a leading podcast for higher education professionals exploring the practical applications of Generative AI, features Dr. Claire Brady, President of Glass Half Full Consulting, in its October 2025 episode.

Hosted by JD Mosley-Madgett, InforMaven AI Update spotlights real-world opportunities and challenges in AI implementation, ethics, and innovation. Throughout October, Dr. Brady’s episode was shared across InforMaven’s LinkedIn, YouTube, and podcast platforms in a series of short, focused clips designed to spark reflection and action among campus leaders.

In their conversation, Dr. Brady explains that the most significant barriers to AI adoption in higher education are cultural, not technical. She challenges leaders to move beyond hesitation and “innovation gridlock” by:

  • Aligning AI efforts across departments

  • Valuing diverse expertise and cross-functional collaboration

  • Sharing information transparently rather than hoarding it

  • Treating AI as a cultural and leadership shift, not a software rollout

“We can’t wait for perfect clarity before moving forward,” says Dr. Brady. “AI should serve our people, not the other way around.”

Each month, InforMaven AI Update features in-depth interviews with experts and micro-episodes that distill actionable insights for campus leaders. Dr. Brady’s episode explores how institutions can build readiness, strengthen collaboration, and lead with confidence in the AI era.

Listen to the full episode:
InforMaven AI Update: Exploring Cultural Readiness and Leadership in Higher Education’s AI Era

Learn more about Dr. Brady’s work: https://www.DrClaireBrady.com

Dr. Claire Brady smiling while recording a podcast episode, wearing headphones and a white blouse. She is seated at a microphone in a warmly lit studio with plants and shelves in the background.
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